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- JENNA WOLFE, TODAY SHOW ANCHOR, COM OUT AS GAY, ANNOUNC SHE’S EXPECTG A BABY GIRL WH GIRLIEND STEPHANIE GOSK
- WOLF PACK'S SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR IS HONORED TO BE A 'GAY IN'
JENNA WOLFE, TODAY SHOW ANCHOR, COM OUT AS GAY, ANNOUNC SHE’S EXPECTG A BABY GIRL WH GIRLIEND STEPHANIE GOSK
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In a special appearance on Today and, later, a blog on the show's webse, the 39-year-old NBC rrponnt me out as gay and announced that she and her girliend, fellow NBC journalist Stephanie Gosk, are expectg a dghter at the end of Augt. He discsed the gay and straight romanc the werewolf teenagers will have on the show, and what Paramount+ will let him show.
“Tyler’s character is gay and he is a very sexual character, ” Davis said. ‘Wolf Pack’ won’t have the gay bt iend. For s of film and televisn, gay characters were relegated to the bt iend role.
WOLF PACK'S SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR IS HONORED TO BE A 'GAY IN'
Whether Rupert Everett My Bt Friend’s Weddg or the satiril versn of him Isn’t It Romantic, Davis felt was time to move beyond the gay bt iend. Wolf Pack will actively feature both gay and straight relatnships. “I have to tell you, the gay characters on this show Will and Grace did a great job of showg the world any character n be your bt iend, ” Davis said.
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